Jul 20 2010
Sharp’s XMDF format looks to bring e-books into the next generation
When it comes to boring ‘ol text and images, there are plenty of formats that modern e-readers can manage — your EPUBs and OPFs and the like. But, when it comes to integrating multimedia content into a kind of next-gen e-book experience, the sort Wired is pushing on the iPad, things are rather less standardized. Sharp wants to be on the forefront of bringing that style of content together under a single standard: XMDF, or ever-eXtending Mobile Document Format. It enables video and animations and flashy presentation to be mingled in with the text, surely with the intent of distracting you from actually having to read anything. Of course, XHTML can manage all this stuff too, but it never was particularly great at the sort of precision text layout publishers crave, and presumably that’s also being addressed here. Naturally we’re a little more excited about hardware, and Sharp showed off two prototype readers measuring 5.5- and 10.8-inches respectively… though it didn’t have much to say about them otherwise. More details later this year, supposedly.
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Jul 17 2010
iPhone DSLR: the next generation (video)
Everything you know about awkwardly attaching SLR lenses to iPhones is wrong. This is how you do it. What started out as a quick and less-than-perfect mod of OWLE’s Bubo iPhone mount by one Jeremy Salvador (pictured above) has turned into a collaboration between production company Vid-Atlantic and OWLE itself on a more finely tuned, iPhone 4-friendly prototype that delivers some truly impressive results. Sadly, the actual iPhone 4 version of the rig won’t be available for a while yet, but you can get an idea of what will be possible with it after the break.
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iPhone DSLR: the next generation (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 17 Jul 2010 16:11:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul 11 2010
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Jul 06 2010
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Jun 24 2010
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Jun 20 2010
APPLE iPad 2nd GENERATION PROTOTYPES!!!
These are some images back when the iPad was a rumor. No one know what it would look like, (except for Apple) so some people PhotoShoped images of iPhones, and Macs, and put them together to make an “iSlate” (what everyone thought it would be called). IMPORTANT: WHEN I MADE THIS VIDEO, MOST PEOPLE THOUGHT THAT THE APPLE TABLET WOULD BE CALLED THE iSLATE, NOT THE iPAD. AND THIS VIDEO IS NOT ABOUT THE iPAD, IT’S ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT THE APPLE TABLET WOULD LOOK LIKE.
Jun 17 2010
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Jun 15 2010
Motorola, Verizon announcing ‘next generation of Droid’ on June 23
We don’t know whether this is going to be the Droid 2, the Droid X, or both, but Motorola, Google, Verizon, and Adobe — yes, Adobe — are all getting on stage out in New York on the 23rd of the month to announce some new Android gear. Should be exciting, so keep it locked — because naturally, we’ll be on-hand for all the festivities.
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Jun 11 2010
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